GRAIL — Governance & Responsible AI Lab
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Industry & civil society

GRAIL collaborates widely with academic institutions, nonprofits, industry groups, and funders to advance responsible AI. We work through workshops, conferences, consultations, and long-term partnerships, creating spaces where diverse actors can engage with pressing questions of AI governance.

What collaboration has produced

Highlights of industry collaboration

  • Industry exposurePresentations at Google DC HQ, Microsoft–Purdue Industry Day, and the Purdue–Google AI Summit.
  • Grant fundingNational Institute of Justice ($972k total, with one quarter coming to Purdue) and Google, alongside further proposals to Cisco, NSF, Arnold Ventures, and IES.
  • Student recognitionGRAIL students selected as Responsible AI Institute fellows.
  • Educational partnershipWorking with AI 2030 to build educational content on responsible AI.
What we run

Programs

GRAIL realizes many programs, each with its own questions to answer and its own team of people. The flagship labs and their public resources live under Research & Resources.

  1. The AI Governance and Regulatory Archive (AGORA)
  2. Political Deepfakes Incidence Database
  3. AI Survey Hub for Attitudes and Research Exchange (AI SHARE)
  4. Police Accountability Project
  5. Innovation, Ethics, and Public Participation: How do US State Legislators View AI Policy?
  6. Impact of Generative AI on Political Communication
  7. Comparing Public, Policymaker, and AI Expert Attitudes
  8. Validating an AI Literacy Instrument in the US, UK, and Germany
  9. The Emergence of the AI Ethics Auditing Ecosystem
  10. Ethics of LLM in Teaching and Learning
  11. Impact of AI Ethics Signals on Consumer Trust
  12. Ethical Considerations for AI in Human Resource Management
  13. AI Ethics in Education Systematic Literature Review
  14. AI Ethics and Governance Career Pathways
  15. Open-Ended Responses and Synthetic Samples for Experimental Design
Who we work with

Collaborations and support

Our projects connect us with research centers, policy networks, professional organizations, and funders. Their roles differ across the work.

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